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Expected Learning Outcomes 
1. Identify role of some important reel teachers in our society.
2. Explore legacy of Mahatma Gandhi
3. Enhance knowledge on endangered trees.

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Reel Teachers
Many of our Hindi film actors have played a highly inspiring teachers in Bollywood movies.
Some of them are fictional whereas some of them are inspired by real life personalities.

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Identify the movie in which a passionate teacher teaches a deaf and blind girl to live life normally.
A
Chak De! India
B
Beautiful Mind
C
Black

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Identify the film in which a hockey coach with a dark past trains the Indian women's hockey team to save his country's pride
A
Chak De! India
B
Iqbal
C
Taare Zameen Par

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Identify the movie in which a deaf boy makes it to the Indian cricket team with the help of his coach
A
Lean on Me
B
Black
C
Taare Zameen Par
D
Iqbal

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Identify the movie in which a compassionate teacher built an unique bond with a dyslexic child.
A
Lean on Me
B
Good will hunting
C
Taare Zameen Par

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Identify the 1988 American movie based on a true story of a high school Maths Teacher.
A
Black
B
Stand and Deliver
C
The Karate Kid

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Identify this movie. It is based on the story of a real life inter-city high school principal.
A
Lean on Me
B
The Karate Kid
C
Precious

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Identify the movie in which a lonely genius who works at caretaker at university, whose talent is discovered by Math professer
A
Good Will Hunting
B
Precious
C
The Class

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FACT TIME!
The Hollywood movie 'A beautiful mind' depicts the inspiring life of the Nobel prize winner economist, John Nash who battles schizophrenia to regain the right to teach.

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Legacy of Mahatma Gandhi

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PROMINENT STATUES, MONUMENTS AND PLACES RELATED TO MAHATMA GANDHI
In present time, Mahatma Gandhi's principles of non-violence, truth and simplicity are remembered by people all over the world.

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INTERESTING & UNKNOWN FACTS ABOUT MAHATMA GANDHI 
1) Mahatma Gandhi was born on 2nd October, 1869 in Porbandar, Gujarat.
2) He died on 30th January, 1948 in Delhi.
3) Mahatma Gandhi's mother tongue was Gujarati.
4) He did his schooling from Alfred High School, Rajkot.
5) He was the youngest child of his parents. He had 2 brothers and 1 sister.
6) In May 1883, the 13-year-old Mohandas got married to 14-year-old Kasturbai Kapadia.

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6) The Mahatma and Kasturba Gandhi had four children, all sons: Harilal, born in 1888; Manilal, born in 1892; Ramdas, born in 1897; and Devdas, born in 1900.
7) In India, he is officially given the honour of the 'Father of the Nation'.
8) The United Nationals General Assembly unanimously adopted a resolution by declaring October 2 as the International Day of Non-violence.

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It is erected at the place where Indian laws are made
A
Martyr's Column, New Delhi
B
Parliament House, New Delhi
C
Red Fort, New Delhi
D
Raj Ghat, New Delhi

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His wax statue is there in this world-famous museum.
A
Madame Tussauds, Sentosa
B
Hollywood Wax Museum, Los Angeles
C
Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, London
D
Madame Tussauds, Hong Kong

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It is the place where he was assassinated
A
Martyr's Column, New Delhi
B
Parliament house, New Delhi
C
Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, London
D
Raj Ghat, New Delhi

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The world's tallest bronze statue of Mahatma Gandhi is in _______
A
Madame Tussauds, Sentosa
B
Birmingham, London
C
Gandhi Maidan, Patna

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This statue of Mahatma Gandhi is constructed at the place where he was thrown out from a first class compartment of a train
A
Pieteremaritzburg, South Africa
B
Tavistock Square, London
C
Johannesburg, South Africa
D
Benington, London

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This statue of Mahatma Gandhi is constructed where he studied law.
A
Johannesburg, South Africa
B
Birmingham, London
C
Tavistock Square, London
D
Pietermartizburg, South Africa

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Endagered Trees

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What is the difference between endangered and extinct?
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There are an estimated 60,000 tree species, around the world. Based on work being done by the Global Trees Campaign and IUCN Red List, approximately 8,000 of those, over 10% of the Earth’s total, are globally threatened with extinction. At least 77 tree species have become extinct in the past 100 years with many more no longer found in the wild. Since the latest assessment was completed in 2001, it’s very likely that these numbers will increase when the next update is released in 2020.

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This beautiful tree has become endangered. It is only found in Mauritius
A
Eagle wood
B
Parana Pine
C
Bois Dentelle tree
D
Quiver tree

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This tree grows with a crocked trunk with lots of branches. It is only found in St. Helena Island
A
St. Helena Gumwood tree
B
Bois Dentelle tree
C
Neem
D
Monkey Puzzle

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This tree is found in Canary Island, Morroco, Madeira and the Cape Verde Islands. The tree has pricky leaves with white green flowers
A
Dragon tree
B
Parana pine
C
Loulu
D
Eagle wood

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This tree grows upto 89 feet and 36 feet in diameter. Very few of these are found in Africa today.
A
African Baobab Tree
B
Eagle Wood
C
Farser's Fir
D
Loulu

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This endagered tree can only be found in Hawaiin Islands and can grow upto 60 feet tall.
A
Loulu
B
African Backwood
C
Neem

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This tree is only found in Mexico. It is characterised by bright red foilage in early spring.
A
Loulu
B
Hinton's Oak
C
Clan William Cedar
D
Monkey Puzzle

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NOW I CAN:
1. Identify role of some important reel teachers in our society.
2. State legacy of Mahatma Gandhi.
3. Apply my knowledge on endangered trees.
A
Agree
B
Strongly Agree
C
Disagree
D
I need some help

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